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Deep and Wide? Or Wide and Shallow?
June 23, 2017
By Graham Teskey
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We cannot do development differently by adopting a different set of techniques. Change is political. We must engage with the process of change.
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Categories:
Governance & Health Policy
Tags:
governance
The World Development Report Is Powerful – but Is It Memorable?
January 30, 2017
By Graham Teskey
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In 1926, John Maynard Keynes said that "everything is politics, nothing is policies." Has the World Bank has discovered this truth for itself? What does the 2017 World Development Report say about governance, politics and power?
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Categories:
Governance & Health Policy
Tags:
development,
governance